It is with great sadness to announce the unexpected passing of Charity Huntley. She was a talented singer, model, and dancer who was well-known in the Jacksonville community. Her sudden death has left many of her fans and loved ones shocked and grieving. Charity’s legacy as a performer will undoubtedly live on, and her contributions to the local arts scene will not be forgotten. Who was Charity Linique? Charity Linique, a native of Jacksonville, Florida, knew from a young age that she was destined to be an artist.

Spread the love              In the National Football League, Orlando D. Franklin (born December 16, 1987) is a Jamaican-born Canadian-American professional football guard and tackle for the Denver Broncos. He was born in Canada and raised in the United States. He was selected by the Denver Broncos in the second round of the 2011 National Football League Draft. He went to the University of Miami and played collegiate football there.

Sydney Sweeney's 2022 Emmys red carpet look may have been giving ice princess, but her stunning after-party look very much channeled one of Cassie Howard's most iconic Euphoria looks. On Monday night, the actress arrived at HBO Max's Emmys after-party sporting her second ensemble of the evening: a gorgeous emerald green Versace gown. While Sweeney's dress may have called to mind images of her Euphoria character's famous black-and-blue cheerleading uniform, this more mature version — a silky column silhouette that featured elegant draping, chest- and ab-baring cutouts, and latex sleeves — was perfectly suited for the formal affair.

Coming in to the 2014 Olympics, Shaun White was the odds-on favorite to win the Halfpipe competition.  After all, he'd won gold two times already. Unfortunately, he was unable to replicate his success in Sochi, a failing which all of his competitors openly cheered about.  Shaun White's undeniable snowboarding skill, combined with his good looks and charm, have resulted in lucrative endorsement deals that have netted him a healthy net worth of 40 million dollars.

In a case that is sure to test the loyalties and priorities of millions of 90s kids, Bill Nye "The Science Guy" is taking The Walt Disney Company to court over profits generated by his classic 1990s educational television show. And he's looking for an estimated $28 million in damages, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Nye has been in conflict with Disney for years over the royalties from his popular TV show Bill Nye the Science Guy.